roecelaoPolh roecelaoPolh

23-10-2015
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What does the Code of Hammurabi contain?
A. Texts that explain how to cast spells
B. Rules and regulations for living in society
C. Instructions for creating a utopia
D. Information to crack encrypted messages

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy

28-10-2015

The Code of Hammurabi contains "B. Rules and regulations for living in society", such as punishments that match certain crimes. This was one of the first time such a set of laws was inscribed and made public.

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joshuasaralegui joshuasaralegui

14-09-2018

The answer is, Rules and regulations for living in society

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